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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
3
A disordered narration describes a child defying a poiletge request and a mother leading her into a chicken house. The tense scene includes hens, cries, and a wary question about scaring the birds while Winifred sobs.
A garbled segment hints at midwestern figures and places like Topeka and Kansas, referencing labor, markets, and local figures. The text alludes to people, a “Fat Man’s Burden,” and a struggle involving farmers, merchants, and public figures with scattered names and places, reflecting a chaotic broadcast of regional concerns.
A community drive from Sriwal raises funds through a student led effort. The project began with a contribution pool totaling 99 and continues to unfold with local support and ongoing donations at Stath: Norm.
An assailant entered the mayor's office in Butte Montana yesterday and stabbed Mayor Louis P. Dunbar three times before being restrained. Mayor Dunbar and associate Captain Duncan were taken to hospital. A coroner’s report noted the suspect’s ties to a local faction and a Finnish paper coverage cited police details.
A fragmented excerpt discusses making choices between work and leisure at home. It mentions reading to a child, avoiding a stuffy room, and the idea that engaging in small purposeful tasks or storytelling may be more beneficial than lingering in a dull, tiring space.
A reader passage recalls northern whaling lore from old New Bedford days. The speaker recounts chasing a whale near Peru. describes oil yield, quintals of shippaint supplies, and a bold boast about the voyage home.
Observations note the ages of various trees: ping trees up to 700 years, silverbirch about 485, larch around 275, red beech 245, aspen 210, birch 200, ash 170, elder 148, elm 130. The heartwood rots by about 300 years in oaks. a holly near Aschaffenburg reportedly 410 years old. A California giant redwood began in AD 550, stood 350 feet tall with a 90 foot trunk girth.
A fragmentary gossipy note mentions Daisy at Vassar and a gate blocking access to a playroom. Helen describes efforts to enter, with a casual reference to a baby brother and attempted climbs. An insurance contact by R A Morrigan Agency appears in the text.
Fragmentary report notes widespread issues affecting cattle and farming communities. Mentions regional conditions, potential disease or developmental concerns, and calls for attention to agricultural health. No clear figures or named entities are legible in the provided text.
A reader recalls relief from indigestion after using Chartlettans at a local druggist. The letter notes stomach pain headaches and belching and mentions a daughter’s strong recommendation and a positive response from multiple doses. The notice lists Joxeji Bishop as a seller and Perry Hanley Schoota in the vicinity.
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